For instance, even if I had a tenant who met all of my criteria, looked good on paper, I'm not sure I am personally equipped with "sizing up" that person to understand whether he/she would give me problems in the future.  

But well run small businesses and the mid-size and larger businesses should rebound. 

That's pretty much off the table right now.

What size property is this?

Others include an increase in family size or leaving a jointly-owned property.

They have been doing this for years pre-covid.None of my clients own gyms.Only way I would look at that is if for that box size of say 30,000 sq ft rent was like 6 bucks a foot when I knew I could get 10 with another tenant.

Originally posted by @Kevin Burke:Any recommendation for a new investor looking to invest in multi family homes A lot depends on what size property your talking about but regardless market and product knowledge is key then learning financing and raising capital if you need it.

This job is typically 100% commission, but being that it is not an entry level position and I am an entry level candidate, they have offered me a decent sized salary to supplement me until I can establish a foundation in my area.

With the size of the land it is possible to build 4 townhouse style homes much like the neighborhood surrounding the property.

We've discussed some basic expectations like, whoever finds the lead or brings it to the table should get a finders fee, whoever fronts personal holdings into the rehab should get a respectable return on their investment, managing contractors or performing work on the property deserves compensation, and we both assume with my partner being a realtor, he would receive the commissions as listing agent.